

Manko Paris: Tickets, Tables & Guest List
Open nowRestaurant open every evening; party nights Wednesday to Saturday (venue website, 2026).
Tickets & tables via WhatsAppWhat Your VIP Table Includes
Premium Bottle Service
Choose from a curated selection of spirits, champagnes, and mixers — delivered directly to your reserved table.
Priority Entry
Skip the queue completely. Your host will be waiting at the door with your booking confirmation.
Dedicated Table Host
A personal host attends your table for the entire night, ensuring everything runs perfectly.
Enjoy Manko




Manko is a restaurant and party spot at 15 avenue Montaigne, in the 8th arrondissement's Triangle d'Or, by the Théâtre des Champs-Élysées. Dinner is Peruvian and Japanese (Nikkei) cooking, and from Wednesday to Saturday the evening turns into a party: “House of Manko” on Thursday, “Manko Loko” with performers and live musicians on Friday, and a DJ with sax and percussion on Saturday, according to its website.
- Season
- Restaurant open every evening; party nights Wednesday to Saturday (venue website, 2026).
- Area
- Avenue Montaigne
- Municipality
- Paris
- Music
- DJ sets with live sax, percussion and musicians
- Nights
- Wednesday to Saturday party nights: “House of Manko” on Thursday, “Manko Loko” on Friday, DJ with sax and percussion on Saturday; bar until 02:00 (venue website)
Groups or questions: WhatsApp
VIP Tables at Manko
At Manko the best way in on a busy night is a table, either for dinner that runs into the party or for the later part of the evening. Conditions depend on the venue, the night and where the table is, so message us on WhatsApp with the date and the size of your group.
How to Get to Manko
The address is 15 avenue Montaigne, 75008 Paris; the nearest metro is Alma-Marceau on line 9. The metro runs until about 02:15 on Friday and Saturday nights. After that, the Noctilien night buses run from 00:30 to 05:30; the N11 has stops on the Champs-Élysées, about ten minutes' walk away.
Dress Code & Entry Requirements
Manko doesn't publish a dress code. It's avenue Montaigne, between fashion houses and a dinner crowd, so dress the part: a smart shirt or a dress, good shoes. Come for dinner if you want to be sure of your spot when the music goes up.
Dinner first, then the party
Manko has been on avenue Montaigne for years, and its formula has moved between restaurant, cabaret and club: in 2019 Sortir à Paris covered the launch of “Manko - Le Club”, with late sessions on Friday and Saturday. The current version, after a renovation by designer Sophie Lacroix, puts the kitchen first. Chef Melio Oriundo Chavez cooks Nikkei food, the meeting of Japanese technique and Peruvian flavours, with a ceviche bar, and the bar in red marble and mirrors works mostly with tequila and mezcal. Then the music takes over. The website lists four party nights a week, from Wednesday to Saturday, with the bar open until 02:00. Dinner is served seven days a week, according to the website, so you can book any evening and stay on for the music from Wednesday.
The nights and the neighbourhood
Each night has its own flavour, according to Manko's website: a party evening on Wednesday, “House of Manko” on Thursday, “Manko Loko” on Friday with performers and live musicians, and DJ sets backed by saxophone and percussion on Saturday. A late-2025 article in Vanity Teen also mentioned Manko Loko with live jazz and percussion. Outside, avenue Montaigne is the fashion street of the Triangle d'Or, with the Théâtre des Champs-Élysées next door and the Seine at the end of the avenue. The same address was home to Alma, a club that opened in November 2022; today everything there goes under the Manko name. If you only have one night, Friday is the most theatrical, with performers on top of the live musicians.
Getting there, getting home and booking
The nearest metro is Alma-Marceau on line 9. The metro runs until about 02:15 on Friday and Saturday nights and about 01:15 the rest of the week. Later on, the Noctilien night buses run from 00:30 to 05:30; the N11 stops along the Champs-Élysées (Rond-Point, La Boétie, George V) and continues east to Concorde, Châtelet, Bastille and Gare de Lyon, about every ten minutes on Friday and Saturday nights according to its timetable. To book, send us a WhatsApp with the date, whether you want dinner or just the party, and how many you are. Conditions depend on the venue, the night and the table. Tell us whether you want an early table or a later one, since the party nights start after dinner.








